Description: A light fast easy-to-make beef or chicken Quesadilla. Served with a side of sour cream or salsa. 30 minute cook time with either protein. What you will need: - Red and Green Bell Peppers - One white Onion - Seasoned salt - Granulated Black Pepper - Granulated Garlic - Granulated Onion - Taco Seasoning - A Pack of Perdue Boneless Chicken Breast or - A pack of Ground Beef - Olive Oil - Conventional Oven - 2 skillet pans - 2 inch Oven pan - Chicken stock. Brand of your choice - Suran wrap - Tin Foil - Premade salsa, Brand of your choice - Sour Cream, Brand of your choice - Metal Strainer - 10 inch Flour or Corn Tortillas, Brand of your choice - Non-salted butter, Brand of your choice - Your Stove top - Cutting board - Spatula - Shredded Cheddar Cheese, Brand of your choice - Thermometer probe - Chefs Knife or your best knife you got! - Diced tomatoes and red onion (optional) For the Chicken: Season the raw chicken breast with a teaspoon of Granulated Garlic and Onion and salt and pepper. Add a teaspoon of taco seasoning and 3 teaspoons of Olive oil. Rub in the seasoning throughout the chicken. Make sure the oil is on every piece. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Heat up your skillet to medium with 2-3 tablespoons of oil. Once the oil is ready we are going to place the chicken in the light oil. We are aiming for a sear. You're not cooking the chicken all the way you’re just making the outside crunchy and pulling the chicken off. Once you’re done with the batch. Cover the bottom of the 2 inch pan with chicken stock. Place the half cooked chicken into the pan, into the stock. Seal the pan with a layer of Saran Wrap and a layer of tin foil on top of that. Place the pan in the oven for 20 minutes or until the internal temperature of the chicken reaches 165 degrees or better. Remove the chicken into a heat safe bowl to await Quesadilla preparation. For the Beef: Place the Ground beef into a mixing bowl. Mix in a tea spoon of taco seasoning, salt and pepper, granulated garlic and onion. Chopped Peppers and onions. Mix everything into the ground beef as well as possible. Throw the entire ground beef mixture onto your skillet. Turn the heat up to medium and wait til the bottom of the pan starts to sizzle. Once you hear the sizzle break up the meat with a spatula as much as possible. Continue this process for about 5-10 minutes. Cook the meat until the texture is right for you. I like to cook the meat til it’s about 150 degrees in the center of the skillet. Once the meat is cooked. Place the cooked beef into a strainer to remove the excess oil. Remove the beef into a heat safe bowl to await quesadilla preparation.